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For questions about the history and/or rationale behind the names of objects or groups of objects.
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Are there any mathematical objects that got renamed over time?
Monads were introduced as "standard constructions" (an awful, non-descriptive name), then were called "triples" (even worse), until the term "monad" was popularized by Categories for the working mathe …
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